21. Physics Encyclopedia: Lasers photonics Dictionary simply huge quick reference dictionary of terms Laser lightproperties. Atomic holograms - Physical Review Focus x-ray holography of http://members.tripod.com/~IgorIvanov/physics/laser.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Physics of Lasers Physics Main Help Your comments General laser physics resources Introductory The Laser Adventure - a wonderful and rich site about lasers Mobius Laser Archive - an online tutorial Laser History Laser light from Eta Carina - discovery of laser light from unstable star! Advanced topics Introduction to Lasers - an excellent online tutorial! from LEOT LaserNet - Rockwell Laser Industries Photonics Dictionary - simply huge quick reference dictionary of terms related to light or EM phenomena Sam's Laser FAQ - everything about home-built lasers; very large and comprehensive Coherent light generation Introductory Light Amplification - a page from a larger laser tutorial Laser Tutorial - explanation of how lasers work in 5 pages Lasing action - what happens when light goes through medium; from LEOT course Advanced topics Optical cavities and Modes of oscillation - from LEOT course Laser light properties Introductory Laser Speckle image - a photo of speckle pattern with some comments Advanced topics Temporal and spacial characteristics of lasers - from LEOT Speckle Interferometry and Autocorrelations - mathematics beyond image restoration via speckle interferometry Speckle interferometry and Knox-Thompson interferometry by Eric.

22. Bringing Holograms And Laser Light Shows To Science Class a laser beam during a New Year's light show on optics, lasers, fiber optics, and allfields of photonics. neat to look at and really cool to make holograms . http://csmweb2.emcweb.com/durable/2000/08/15/p16s2.htm

Monitor Site Map @csmonitor.com About Us/Help Advertising Christian Science Article Archive AP's The WIRE Crossword puzzle Forums (join in!) Home International News Links Library News In Brief Subscriptions US News Weekly News Quiz TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2000 Headlines e-mail this story to a friend LEARNING THE NOTEBOOK Bringing holograms and laser light shows to science class Rita Castillo Photonics - the branch of science that deals with generation, manipulation, and transport of light energy - has a hand in everything from laser surgery to holograms to the making of CDs. About 350,000 photonics technicians were employed in the United States in 1994, and the number is expected to exceed 740,000 this year, according to the Center for Occupational Research and Development. But that has leaders in industries such as manufacturing, defense, medicine, and telecommunications wondering if enough people will have the skills and interest to fill these jobs in the future. That's where Project PHOTON comes in. "The goal of the project is to prepare teachers at all educational levels to introduce photonics technology into the classroom, thereby exposing thousands of students to career opportunities...." says project manager Fenna Hanes of the New England Board of Higher Education. The board received a $490,000 grant from the Advanced Technological Education program of the National Science Foundation. THIS IS PHOTONICS: Prime Minister Tony Blair fired a laser beam during a New Year's light show.

23. Light Science : Physics And The Visual Arts (Undergraduate Texts In Contemporary Distribution of Filtered light Spectral Reflectance Photopolymers ComputerGeneratedHolograms Summary Photography The Future of photonics Summary Symmetry in http://hallphysic.com/physics/1061.shtml

Light Science : Physics and the Visual Arts (Undergraduate Texts in Contemporary Physics) Home Physics by Thomas D. Rossing Christopher J. Chiaverina See More Details Hardcover - 300 pages (October 1999) Springer Verlag; ISBN: 0387988270 ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.10 x 9.54 x 7.19 Reviews Table of Contents Preface Our World of Light and Color Rainbows Blue Skies and Red Sunsets Why Clouds Are White The Color of Water Green Leaves of Summer, Crimson Leaves of Autumn What Is Color? Mixing Colors by Addition Mixing Colors by Subtraction Color in Art Shadows Pinhole Camera Summary The Mystery of Light The Nature of Light: Particles or Waves? Waves Progressive Waves Impulsive Waves: Reflection Superposition and Interference Standing Waves Electromagnetic Waves Speed of Light The Particle Nature of Light: Observing Photons Wave Propagation in Two and Three Dimensions The Doppler Effect Water Waves Summary Reflection, Mirrors, and Kaleidoscopes Images Formed by Plane and Curved Mirrors Concave Mirrors Convex Mirrors Anamorphic Art Kaleidoscopes Other Applications of Mirrors in the Visual Arts Mirrors in the Performing Arts: One-Way Mirrors Summary Refraction of Light Bending of Light at a Boundary Snell's Law Dispersion Total Internal Reflection Diamonds Lenses Image Formation by Lenses Converging Lens Diverging Lens Stopped Lens Simple Cameras The Human Eye Telescopes and Microscopes Summary Interference and Diffraction Interference of Waves from Two Identical Sources Light Passing Through Two Slits: Young's Experiment

24. Photonics.com -- CLEO/QELS, Long Beach, CA Dynamic holograms, Tumors and the Future of Medical crystal fibers A holey renaissance light is trapped publications, in many aspects of photonics and has http://www.photonics.com/tradeshows/CLEOQELS2002/index.asp

CLEO/QELS 2002 Coverage Click for Views from CLEO/QELS 2002 Thursday, May 23, 2002 New Tool for Detecting Cervical Cancer Without Biopsy LONG BEACH, Calif., May 23 Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin are developing a flexible, fiber optic confocal microscope capable of imaging precancerous lesions in the cervix and oral cavity without the need for invasive and sometimes painful biopsies. Researcher Kung Bin Sung and his colleagues presented their fiber optic confocal microscope at CLEO/QELS 2002. The microscope allows them to image cell nuclei in epithelial tissue, paving the way for detection of precancerous cells. The researchers say their optical imaging technique should provide a tool to noninvasively screen larger areas of suspicious tissue in real time. They are planning a clinical study with the goal of creating a cost-effective instrument for use in clinics. Calcium May be Key to Better Clocks LONG BEACH, Calif., May 23 Calcium is a very promising atom for next-generation clocks, said Anne Curtis of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Boulder at a presentation Wednesday at CLEO/QELS. Atomic clocks keep accurate time by locking themselves to the extremely precise frequencies of the electromagnetic radiation absorbed or released by an atom making a transition from one energy level to another. Next-generation atomic clocks, which lock to frequencies in the visible light range, are showing that they can surpass traditional atomic clock designs based on microwave frequencies.

25. ELA Vision & Color Directory holograms Handmade Hologram Chidren's Science Project by William Florida State U •light and Color Fiber •Reference Library photonics Dictionary • Links http://home.att.net/~gallgosp/vision.htm

to ELA Web Portal A RT Associations ... endors (Click above to jump to Listings on this page or to an ALTERNATE ELA DIRECTORY 3D STEREOSCOPIC VISION 3d-club and more Vrml, (stereo-)Pano´s, stereoscopic pics, visual reality, background info, shop by Dan Shelley, Anaglyphs, Stereo Pairs, JPS LCD images 3D riDDle Home Page navigate pages by solving 3D riddles 3d Stereogram Tutorial : SoftSource.com 3d-web.com Professional Stereoscopic Three Dimensional Services Andrew's Autostereogram Page : W.A. Steer,includes stereogram software Andy's Index includes stereogram software The Art Of P.i.x.l.F.u.x.a Changkai's Stereogram Page Designing Your Own Cyberview 3D Documents Electric Lunar LarryLand 3-D gallery, graphics, images Geometric Analysis, Visualization, and Conceptualization of 3D Image Data Noel Archambault's Imax 3D Homepage 1961-1998 In Memoriam Photographic Society of America Stereo Division Ray Hannisian's Page : Ray3D - Stereoscopic Imaging (some nudism) Reel 3-D Enterprises Home Page COMMERCIAL Sales Single Image Random Dot Stereograms (SIRDS) Pages Gareth Richards, Peter Chang

26. PHOTONICS AND OPTICS RELATED COURSES AT OSU EE737 photonics Lab Prof. roommate detector ) In Liquid Crystals, you can makeyour own liquid crystal light shutter! InHolography, you'll make holograms! http://eewww.eng.ohio-state.edu/~anderson/photocourse.html

Electrical Engineering The Ohio State University Courses in Photonics and Optics ANNOUNCEMENT! The quarter of offering of EE 731 Fiber Optics has been changed. This course will now run SPRING quarters. One view of the new Photonics Lab. In the Department of Electrical Engineering, the optics area is trans- disciplinary across several technical areas. Most, but not all, optics-related courses will have the middle digit of the course number as "1", representing electromagnetics, or "3" representing Solid State and Physical Electronics. At Ohio State, courses beginning with "6" and "7" are open to both graduates and undergraduates, while course beginning with "8" or "9" are open only to graduate students. OSU is on the quarter system. The following courses are currently offered: Courses in Optics EE716 Optics With Laser Light Prof. Collins or Prof. Anderson . The quarter of offering varies. Contact either professor for our best estimate of the next offering. OFFERING IN AUTUMN 2000 LIKELY! Theoretical description of plane, spherical waves; holography; diffraction; optical Fourier transforms; Gaussian beams; optical spatial scattering; ray matrix optics; resonant cavities; introduction to fiber optics; Prerequisites: EE312 (electromagnetics, waveguides, diffraction), EE352 (linear systems, Fourier transforms, transfer function methods) or equivalent, or grad standing in physics, chemistry, or engineering.

27. Drew Physics Department Laser Laboratory- Photonics photonics is the study of light and its interaction At Drew, I run the photonicslaboratory and provide senior Advanced Lab course for physics majors/minors. http://users.drew.edu/~dmcgee/Drew_Physics_Laser_Laboratory_Photonics.html

The Drew Physics Department Photonics Laboratory Undergraduate Research in Lasers, Optics, and Holography Dr. David J. McGee- faculty advisor My research focuses on photonics, with emphasis on lasers, holography, and photorefractive nonlinear optics. Photonics is the study of light and its interaction with matter. The applications of photonics such as fiber optic networks and CD’s are transforming the technological landscape in ways similar to the electronic revolution of the past fifty years. At Drew, I run the photonics laboratory and provide many opportunities for students to work in the lab, including multidisciplinary projects with chemistry and computer science. Student projects span the range from Independent Study courses, Honors theses, paid summer internships with the Drew Summer Science Institute, and paid summer research assistantships through external grants. Learn more about photorefractive nonlinear optics How to make holograms with photorefractive polymers Visit the Drew Photonics Labs The students and their projects Recent projects involved the fabrication of organic films for 3-D holography and the application of these films in holographic data storage devices. There is also continuing development of innovative instructional laboratory experiments in nonlinear optics, laser spectroscopy, and image processing as part of the junior-senior Advanced Lab course for physics majors/minors. I encourage students to experience work in the photonics lab every chance they get- it provides exposure to the technologies not covered in courses, but which employers and graduate schools are seeking.

28. U. Mary WWW Resources - By Subject - Physics UK BUBL LINK / 515 - 535 light and paraphotic world - Lasers galaxy - Optics andPhotonics History of the Laser Holography, holograms and Lasers Lasers http://it.umary.edu/Library/research/www_subjects/physics.html

Back: Welder Library Web Resources Home WWW Resources by Subject Area Physics NOTE: The links on this page are raw material constituting the collection phase of directory development. (See About This Directory for information on phases of development.) They have not yet been re-examined and weeded. When they are, about half the links here now will have been discarded as insufficiently fruitful and a somewhat smaller number of brand new and more rewarding links will have been added. Unprocessed pages like this are also likely to have a higher number of broken links. To learn how to work around them, please read about Error Messages if you haven't already done so. Page Index: Physics Overview Physics Constants Physics Databases Physics Articles and FAQs ... Other Physics Directories PHYSICS OVERVIEW intothecosmos.com - The Fundamental Interactions - The Building Blocks of the Universe ucl.ac.uk - Protons for Breakfast PHYSICS C0NSTANTS fu-berlin.de - Fundamental Physical Constants mit.edu - physical constants and conversions nist.gov - Fundamental Physical Constants from NIST PhysicsWeb - Web Links: Reference/Data/Fundamental Constants PHYSICS DATABASES about.com - Reference Data - Physics

29. PSIGate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search Results four subject areas (optics and photonics; SPIE publications YAG green lasers, spatiallight modulators, CMOS new methods for multiplexing holograms; the storage http://www.psigate.ac.uk/ROADS/subject-listing/physics/535.html

30. RESOURCE CENTER laser transmission and whitelight reflection holograms using a to computers thatrun at the speed of light. nearly 5000 terms from the field of photonics. http://www.psrc-online.org/resource/optics.html

31. GRADUATE COURSES holograms and threedimensional cylindrical holograms. of laser operation and photonicsTopics spontaneous processing with coherent light, optical transfer http://www.csuohio.edu/physics/Grad/GRADUATECOURSES.html

GRADUATE COURSES PHY510 Holography 2-4-3. Laboratory course in holography. Production of single- and multiple-beam transmission and reflection holograms and three-dimensional cylindrical holograms. PHY520 Computational Physics 4-0-4. Numerical simulations such as Monte Carlo and visualizations of complex physical systems; examples from fractals, chaos, cellular automata. PHY550 Optics 4-0-4. Geometrical optics with applications to microscopes, camera and vision; thick lenses and aberrations; polarization; interference and interferometers; Fresnel and Frauenhoffer diffraction; Rayleigh scattering. PHY555 Advanced Optics Lab 2-6-4. "Hands on" knowledge in optical principles and techniques; dispersion in glass, diffraction, interferometry, student selected project. PHY560 Laser Physics and Photonics 4-0-4. Basics of laser operation and photonics Topics: spontaneous and stimulated emission laser types, optical detectors, integrated optics, rate equation models for lasers, quantum noise limits and elementary nonlinear optics. PHY565 Image Processing 4-0-4.

32. Physics Today May 2001 images, optical recording, communication, and photonics. Juris Upatnieks, and whitelightreflection holography TV holography and computer-generated holograms. http://www.physicstoday.com/pt/vol-54/iss-5/p60a.html

Back to Table of Contents May Books: Beyond the Science Wars: The Missing Discourse about Science and Society and Real Science: What It Is, and What It Means Einstein in Love: A Scientific Romance ... New Books Site Index Physics Today Home Page Current Issue Past Contents Job Ads Upcoming Meetings Buyer's Guide About Physics Today Contact Us Advertising Information Print Ad Rates and Specs Online Ad Rates and Specs Advertiser Index Product Information Information Exchange Light Science: Physics and the Visual Arts Thomas D. Rossing and Christopher J. Chiaverina Springer-Verlag, New York, 1999. $79.95 (442 pp.). ISBN 0-387-98827-0 Efforts to make physics courses more meaningful to nonscience majors are continuing by bringing the course work closer to the students' experiences with nature and art. I have taught elective courses in light and color and in sound and music, as well as a required "core" course called, "Exploration of Color." For the light courses, I used Seeing the Light Light Science by Thomas D. Rossing and Christopher J. Chiaverina was described in its preface as "intended for students in the visual arts and for readers interested in art." This new book on light, as did Rossing's

33. Holography Lasers And Holograms source of information for laser light show professionals INSTITUTE The applicationof holograms and holo photonics Yellow Pages An Extensive Listing of photonics http://www.holoworld.com/holo/links.html

resources Would you like to be listed on The Holography Link page? Add-A-Link: links@holoworld.com Special NEW Section: LASER POINTER HOLOGRAPHY LASER POINTER HOLOGRAPHY WEBSITES: Three Dimensional Imagery Steve Michael's site on creating holograms using laser pointers. Other holo info. here as well. Laser Pointer/Diode Holography On-going experiment reports on using laser pointers and higher-powered diodes to create holograms. Multi-color and Portrait holograms. Laser Pointer Holography Forum/CHAT An on-line forum for discussing laser pointer holography and also holography in general. Piet Schwarzenberger: Holography with Laser Diodes I got first results with a simple laser pointer with an optical output power of less than 1mW and just 5cm coherence length. Timo Junker's Laser Diode Holography Page Timo has made holograms using a green diode and also with a red diode with the lens removed. Pictures of holograms included. LASER POINTER AND DIODE SUPPLIERS: Power Technologies Laser diodes and modules up to 500mW. "Microlensed" modules for circular beam output. Discount Lasers Low prices and good selection of laser pointers from 635-670nm.

34. Table Of Contents - SPIE Press - Publications - SPIE Web Brandt (Applied Optics 1969) Rainbow holograms 138 Bandwidth parallax DJ De Bitetto(Applied physics Letters 1968) 141 Whitelight transmission/reflection http://www.spie.org/web/abstracts/oepress/MS171.html

Volumes Papers Back to SPIE PRESS Table of Contents SPIE PRESS MS 171 Selected Papers on Fundamental Techniques in Holography Hans I. Bjelkhagen, H. John Caulfield Editors 762 pages/98 papers Preface, Subject Index, Author Index. Published 2001 ISBN 0-8194-4334-4 SPIE NonMember $118 SPIE Member $88 Buy it Table of Contents Ordering Information SPIE Web offers complete online purchasing for any SPIE volume or individual SPIE Proceedings or journal paper. To purchase this volume online, use the "Buy it" link at the top of this table of contents. For complete searching and ordering of SPIE Publications, visit http://spie.org/bookstore/ You may also order books or individual SPIE Proceedings or journal papers by telephone, fax, or e-mail: Telephone: (+1) 360/676-3290 Fax: (+1) 360/647-1445 E-mail (books): bookorders@spie.org E-mail (papers): doc_express@spie.org About InCite InCite is SPIE's index/abstract service providing access to SPIE's technical information databases through print and electronic indexes, electronic catalog services, online paper citation and abstract access, and related information services. Search InCite via the Web InCite is a registered trademark of SPIE.

35. Science Secondary Level Bibliography: Physics Topical Index Merrill physics Principles and Problems photonics The New (See also entries underLight) Experimenting With Illusions Homemade holograms Inventors and http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/curr_inst/iru/bibs/secsci/ptopical.html

Physics Indexes The titles listed in this bibliography have been indexed according to the following topics listed in Science: A Curriculum Guide for the Secondary Level: Physics (p. 81, 165). For the purposes of this bibliography, the additional headings of "General Reference" and "Teacher Reference" have also been included. Titles under these headings may be useful in support of the curriculum and are found at the end of this topical index. Please refer to the curriculum document for time allotments for each topic. Physics 20 I. The Physics of Everyday Things II. Waves III. Light IV. Heat V. Optional: Sound VI. Optional: Optics Physics 30 I. Kinematics and Dynamics II. Mechanical Energy III. Electricity IV. Nuclear Physics V. Optional: Applications of Kinematics and Dynamics VI. Optional: Fluid Mechanics VII. Optional: Electromagnetism VIII. Optional: Atomic Physics Physics 20 Topical Index Book for Women Who Invent or Want To Careers for the Future Claiming the Future Concise Dictionary of Physics Entertaining Science Experiments ...

36. New Book: World Will See Computers In Whole New Light Advanced optics such as lasers, crystals and holograms may work in In his book, Mindat light Speed A New other devices that are based on photonics, or using http://news.uns.purdue.edu/UNS/html4ever/020115.Nolte.light.html

Purdue News January 15, 2002 New Book: World will see computers in whole new light Download Photo Here Photo caption below Computers created within the next two decades could revolve around a technology in which laser beams converge inside crystals the size of sugar cubes, forming holographic images for processing huge amounts of information, says the author, Purdue University physics Professor David D. Nolte In his book, "Mind at Light Speed: A New Kind of Intelligence," Nolte describes how optics-based computer technologies may evolve over three generations during the next century. The first generation, which is well under way, has seen the Internet transformed by fiberoptic cables, optical switches and other devices that are based on photonics, or using visible light signals to transmit data. Download Photo Here Photo caption below The second generation, perhaps by the year 2020, will revolve around new types of optical processors. These "holographic computers" might use crystals that receive and manipulate data-laden images, processing information much faster than conventional computers. Perhaps after 2050, a network connecting such computers might achieve intelligence, Nolte says.

37. HoloEye Photonics AG. Former Events. We´ll show how our LC2002 light modulator device optical functions such as gratings,Fourier holograms or beam will be given at SPIE´s photonics West 2002 http://www.holoeye.de/levento.htm

HoloEye Photonics AG History Former Events Photonics West Exhibition, San Jose Convention Center, California (USA), 28.-30. January 2003. Exhibition, Booth 5093. Attention: Don´t miss HoloEye´s official Photonics West demonstration "Spatial Light Modulator system based on an LCOS micro-display", presented by Sven Krueger, January 30th 2003, 02:30 pm. Exhibition Hall 3. The Spatial Light Modulator system consists of a reflective LCOS micro-display with impressive performnace parameters in terms of light efficiency, pixel size and pixel number. 2.3 Million pixels are addressable at video frame rate and open up many applications especially in coherent laser applications due to the phase modulating properties of the system. Contact Marcel Rogalla, Chief Executive Officer, or Sven Krueger at the booth. Official exhibition demonstration, Jan. 30th 2003, 02:30 pm. Exhibition hall 3. Presentation Titel: Spatial Light Modulator system based on an LCOS micro-display Speaker: Dipl.-Phys. Sven Krueger, HoloEye Photonics AG. Summary: A new prototype of a very light efficient spatial light modulator system will be presented. Small pixels (10m), high fill factor, high pixel number (2.3 Mega Pixels), good phase-modulation properties and switching at about 60 Hertz open up new opportunities for all applications where laser beams have to be flexibly manipulated in phase or amplitude, e.g. for beam splitting or beam forming.

38. HoloEye Photonics AG. Holography And Diffractive Optics FAQs. However, the computation of holograms of complex objects require So, unfortunately,we are light years apart from the is the trademark of HoloEye photonics AG. http://www.holoeye.de/holofaqs.htm

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Holography and Diffractive Optics FAQs What is holography? What is a computer-generated hologram (CGH)? Is "the Holodeck" possible? What is the meaning of HoloEye? ... Are there ways to dynamically change a DOE function? What is holography? Holography is a method for recording the optical field distribution that results from the light scattered by an object. The recording medium that contains the field information is called a hologram. Since there is a one-to-one correspondence between the object and its scattered field, a hologram can be used to reconstruct the optical field distribution of the object. As the field information contains spatial information about the object the hologram can give a 3D spatial image of the recorded object if it is illuminated with coherent light. What is a computer-generated hologram (CGH)? The physics of holography can be efficiently simulated on modern computer systems. This can be used to compute the field distributions of virtual reality objects and the corresponding hologram distributions. These distributions are digital and can be recorded on a holographic medium. The result is a computer-generated hologram. If it is illuminated with coherent light, the virtual reality object can be made visible. Is "the Holodeck" possible?

39. Course-intro To Lasers how to use lasers in a practical, handson setting to explore photonics, one of the Studentsmake holograms, engrave with lasers, develop light shows and http://www.career-center.org/seced/course-intro_lasers.htm

Columbia Public Schools Home Contact Us Sending Schools ... Back to Course Listing by Department Introduction to Laser Technology - 989 Grade Level: Recommended: Physics Technology I, Electronics I Credits: Course Description: Students learn how to use lasers in a practical, hands-on setting to explore photonics, one of the fastest growing technical fields. Students make holograms, engrave with lasers, develop light shows and learn about the many industrial applications that rely on laser technology today. Units of Study: st Semester Laser and Lab Safety Basic Holography Light and Wave Theory Lasers and Manufacturing nd Semester Lasers and Telecommunications Laser Light Sculpture Security and Forensic Applications Medical Applications Advanced Holography Employability Skills Student Organizations: Skills USA-VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is a national recognized student organization open to secondary and post-secondary students in the trade, technical and health occupations areas of study.

40. Optics Courses At CU of interferometers, spectrometers, and holograms, and experimentation Fundamentalsof light Matter Interactions _ Fund photonics _ Fund http://drip.colorado.edu/~kelvin/courses.html

Optics Courses at CU Undergraduate ECEN 4006 Fiber Optics ECEN 4016 Fundamentals of Photonics (new in 2001) ECEN 4606 Optics Lab ECEN 4645 Introdcution to Optical Electronics PHYS 1230 PHYS 3340 Introductory Research in Optical Physics PHYS 4510 Optics Graduate ECE courses ECEN 5004 RF/Optical Techniques ECEN 5006 Optical Fiber Communications ECEN 5026 Applications of Photonics (new in 2001) ECEN 5156 Physical Optics ECEN 5385 Opt Properties of Materials ECEN 5606 Advanced Optics Lab ECEN 5616 Optoelectronic Systems Design ECEN 5645 Optical Electronics .ps.gz ECEN 5696 Fourier Optics ECEN 6006 Microoptics ECEN 6006 Crystal and Nonlinear Optics ECEN 6166 Guided Wave Optics ECEN 6686 Optical Communication Other departments optics courses offerings MCEN 5208 Optoelectronic Packaging MCEN 5248 Laser Diagnostics ASEN 5168 Experimental Space Science PHYS 7810 PHYS 7550 Fundamentals of Light Matter Interactions (Atomic Spectra) PHYS 7820 Liquid Crystals PHYS 7850 Ultrafast Optics (new in 2003) APPM 7300 Nonlinear Waves Fall 2002 Optics Course Schedule Prelim in Optoelectronics 2000 (postscript) .ps.gz

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